September/October 2007
Apple's iPhone
An inside look at a sensation.
By Daniel Turner
Apple's latest offering proves that revolutionary tech products don't have to be that revolutionary. Upon the iPhone's release, enthusiasts around the world rushed to tear it apart, eager to see something new. Instead, they found that Apple had relied mostly on tried-and-true components--with one big exception: a truly stunning multitouch screen that allows users to manipulate data and images in entirely unprecedented ways.
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